Oldest Movie cultural reference to appear in SP?

My guess would be The Bad Seed in Spooky Fish.

On 22-Feb-2004, [email] (PAVELB1) wrote in message :

_The Bad Seed_ - 1956.

_The Wizard of Oz_, referenced extensively in "It's Christmas in Canada" - 1939.

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 10:10:56 GMT, "Jim Heckman" wrote:

Freaks - 1932

When Butters' mother tries to kill him and Jon Benet Ramsey's parents and OJ Simpson show up to lend support.

"Gooba gobba, one of us!"

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Is that the one with Zippy the Pinhead?

On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 21:59:48 GMT, "TS" wrote:

Yes and no... it did feature two pinheads - twin sisters called Zip and Pip in the movie.

Worth checking out if you can find it...a very disturbing and controversial movie for the time. Even for nowadays.

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I mis-spoke: I should have said inspired Bill Griffith... I heard it was disturbing, but how is it disturbing? In a good way, or bad way? (Is it disturbing like when Cartman becomes a religious fanatic minister?)

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 23:12:33 -0500, Pastor of Muppets wrote:

I was going to say that too. Good call. The "one of us" scene in freaks is so creepy

Idiot.

Plonk

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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 02:38:42 GMT, [email] wrote:

He added you to his killfile. He can't see your posts any more.

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